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On Friday, Sept. 7, duo $uicideboy$ released their 14-track album, “I want to die in New Orleans.” Going into my first LP listen to a $uicideboy$ album, I knew what to expect, but in a strange way, I also didn’t.

Solo album number 18, “Egypt Station” is the latest release of legendary musician Paul McCartney.

Estelle released her newest album, “Lover’s Rock” this past weekend and did not disappoint fans. The album, which features 14 tracks, was the artist’s first release in roughly three years. 

This album got me through a rough time in my life, and it inspires me to unashamedly be myself today. Therefore, I can positively say that “What if Nothing” by Walk the Moon changed my life, and I will remember it always.

Despite being an enjoyable and cohesive album, “Pillar of Na” by Saintseneca completely silenced the word noise that builds in my head during a typical first listening of a release.

Bloom, while extremely different from Blue Neighborhood and Sivan’s other releases, still contains the same uniquely Troye Sivan qualities.

In an email sent by the university this morning, Edinboro announced that Dr. William P. Alexander, former faculty member, had died on Wednesday. 

The wait is over: Edinboro University will welcome T-Pain to campus on May 5 as the spring concert. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and the show begins at 7 p.m. in McComb Fieldhouse.

On August 17, Brand New spontaneously released their fifth LP. Today, we review it. 

Eccentric producer Tyler the Creator is back with "Flower Boy," a bold, refined sound for the artist.